Tyrone retain title after 2-17 to 0-15 win
Sub Ronan O'Neill hits two second-half goals
Tyrone qualify for All-Ireland quarter-finals
Down to face Armagh or Monaghan in last 12
Derry beat Cavan 1-22 to 2-12 in minor final
Enda McGinley
Three-times All-Ireland winner
Quote MessageAt minor level anything is possible and teams can crack. Derry will still do damage but Cavan are putting a real shift in. It's such a high scoring game and a very enjoyable watch.
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Derry 0-19 2-10 Cavan
After Derry again dominated after half-time, a Philip Rogers goal has given Cavan hope. The Oak Leafers now three ahead with 15 minutes left.
Brendan Devenney
Former Donegal forward
Quote MessageFor the dominance of Derry it's massive for Cavan that they're only going in four points down. It's a big job for the Cavan management now at half time to sort out that defence.
Enda McGinley
Three-times All-Ireland winner
Quote MessageBoth team buses have arrived at the same time here and that it going to be a bit awkward when the boys try and get their bags and get past the spectators into the dressing-rooms. The players from both sides will be in close proximity and probably won't know whether to acknowledge each other or not.
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Cavan have given themselves a sniff at getting back into the game after notching two points just before half-time. Derry still leading by four at the break though.
Derry 0-13 1-04 Cavan
Derry leading minor game by six points. They have hit a remarkable 13 points in the opening 25 minutes. Derry looking like a well-drilled senior intercounty team says Radio Ulster co-commentator Brendan Devenney.
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Red Hands historic breakthrough
Mickey Harte's side overcame Down in the 2003 Ulster Final after a replay on the way to winning Tyrone's first ever All-Ireland title.
The first game finished in a stalemate as the Red Hands fought back to rescue a draw in the Clones showdown.
In the replay Harte's men ran out comfortable winners with a 0-23 to 1-05 victory over the Mourne men.
Watch the 2003 Ulster Final & replay highlights
Image source, InphoTyrone players celebrate victory in the 2003 Ulster Final replay
Derry 0-06 1-01 Cavan
Derry totally dominated the early stages of the minor decider as they moved 0-4 to 0-0 ahead.
A superb James Smith goal and a Cian Madden point got Cavan on terms but Derry have since regrouped with two more scores.
Down complete the Anglo Celt and Sam Maguire double in 1994
DJ Kane was the last Down captain to lift the Anglo Celt Cup 23 years ago.
Kane also captained the Mourne men to All Ireland victory over Meath at Croke Park, later that year.
Image source, InphoDJ Kane lifts the Sam Maguire Cup in 1994
The minor game is under way at St Tiernach's Park in a repeat of the 2015 final as Derry face Cavan. BBC Radio Ulster pundits Enda McGinley and John Clarke are both tipping the Oak Leafers to triumph.
Ulster Football Final day
I'll bet those of you in far-flung places tuning in here will be getting a whiff of Clones burgers in your nostrils on this Ulster Football Final day.
What an intriguing game we have in store as Tyrone, after their demolition of Donegal, take on a Down side that were rank outsiders at the outset in Ulster.
Before the main course at 14:00 BST, your starter is the Ulster Minor Final between Cavan and Derry which throws in at noon.
Radio Ulster Medium Wave coverage of finals day starts at 11:45 and will have live coverage of the minor final in addition to all the build-up and action from the senior game.
Mark Sidebottom is pressing his latest shiny suit as I type as he prepares to front BBC Sport NI's live TV coverage of the final which starts at 13:45.
A new element to our online Ulster Final coverage this year will be our Irish language commentary which begins at 13:50 with Pol Mac Fheilimidh and Fearghal Mag Uiginn describing the action.
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